Mono required by ubuntu-desktop

[Dmitriy Kropivnitskiy]

Yes, of course. The whole discussion about importing images would be 
pointless if only USB storage cameras were supported. Such a camera 
would be automatically mounted by hal and the images could be imported 
by just draging and droping from mounted camera to the hard drive. But 
most modern cameras require special treatment, so gphoto2 knows how to 
talk to them and provides libraries and APIs for other programs to use.

Florian Zeitz wrote:
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> Not replying to anybody specifically, but this discussion made me wonder:
> Is it possible to import pictures from cameras that don't connect as
> Mass Storage Devices using F-Spot? I was pretty impressed by gthumb
> which did that for my Canon while Windows 2000 was failing (even the
> software that came with it didn't really want to work).
> If F-Spot doesn't do this it is definitely a must to keep at least the
> part of gthumb that does this in the default install.
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